Keep Your Powder Dry
English Civil War wargaming, British Civil Wars, Wars of the Three Kingdoms.
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly one post per week
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Most recent posts
Civil War films are, to say the least, thin on the ground. So, forgive me for scraping the bottom of the barrel.My Kingdom For A Horse was a BBC made for TV play written by …
Sorry regular readers, once again comments and the contact form have temporarily been turned off.Why? Someone on Twitter has got their knickers in a twist about an information panel at Newark Castle. Why has she …
It has been said of wargamers that they spend all their time painstakingly painting figures and then ignore the terrain. A trend that I feel is changing for the better with printed game mats and …